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A Regular Public Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of North
Tarrytown, was held on Tuesday, December 15, 1987 at 8:00 PM.
Present:

Also Present:

Mayor Gandolfo
Trustee Fudali
Trustee Fine
Trustee Galgano
Trustee Caro
Trustee Ceconi
Trustee Salman

Roll
Call

R. Thomas Homan, Village Administrator
John Hughes, Jr. Village Attorney

Mayor Gandolfo called the meeting to order with Pledge to the flag.
The Mayor asked that a motion be made suspending regular order of
business due to the fact that it was the 113th anniversary celebration
of the Village of North Tarrytown.
Trustee Ceconi so moved, seconded by Trustee Galgano and carried unanimously.
A brief public comment section followed.
A resident, Chris Skelly who favors the name change, commented that he hoped
next year we would celebrating our new name, Sleepy Hollow.
Armando Galella asked why an attorney was needed for arbitration for the
Police contract. The Mayor explained that in the past it had hurt the Village
financially by not having a professional go to arbitration for us.

Public
Comments

All resolutions are attached.
Resolutions
Mayor Gandolfo called for a motion for bids on the parking lot behind
the First National Bank. Bids to be returnable on February 12,1988.
Trustee Caro so moved, seconded by Trustee Fine, and carried.
The Mayor asked that a motion be made calling for a Public Hearing on
January 5, 1988 regarding recreation fees for site plan approval.
Trustee Ceconi so moved, seconded by Trustee Galgano and carried.
The Mayor read a letter from Frank Guidara thanking Officer DiCairano on
his fine work in getting his car unlocked Thanksgiving Day after Mr. Guidara
had locked his keys inside. Letter put in Officer DiCairano's file.

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Mayor Gandolfo read a letter
Hook and Ladder, seeking the
to create a county wide fire
to obtain Class 3 licenses.

from Mario DiFelice, treasurer of Pocantico
Board's help in opposing proposed legislation
services, paid personnel and require drivers
This will be discussed at the next work session.

The Mayor read a letter from a former resident of North Tarrytown, Virginia
Schmidt Crucy, congratulating the Village for the wonderful thing that was
done for the Vitcherfoskis.
The Mayor read a letter to Chief Spota from Lt. Michael DeVito, Commanding
Officer of Narcotics Unit, Westchester County Police, thanking the Chief
and his department for their cooperation and immediate response to help
further a narcotics investigation.
A letter was received from Ed Farrell, Executive Director of NYCOM, regarding
legal action taken by school district on Long Island opposing the Empire
Plan increase, (letter attached)
A letter from Senator Spano's office was also read stating that the State
Senate appointed an oversight committee to Investigate and analyze the
Empire Plan providers.
Another letter from Senator Spanc's office was read regarding our request
for money in the 1988/89 State Supplemental Budget. Our request will be
added to the list.
Mayor Gandolfo asked that a motion be made to approve the warrants.
Ceconl so moved, seconded by Trustee Fudali and carried.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:25 PM.

Respectfully submitted,

Angela L. Everett
Deputy Village Clerk

Trustee

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New York State Conference of Mayors and Other Municipal Officials
119 Washington Avenue Albany. New York 12210 (518) 463-1165
Toll Free Number 1-800-446-92€&gt;e
Executive Committee
President
Juanita M. Crabb
Mayor, Bmghamton
First Vice President
Michael P. Murphy
Mayor, Millbrook
Second Vice President
rlton E. Rennet!
iyor, Pittsburgh
re a surer
iomas M Whalen III
'-1ayor, Albany
Immediate Pest President
Louis C. Mancuso
Mayor, Fredonia
Pasf President
Steven B. Carlson
Mayor, Jamestown
James P. Caruso
Mayor, Altamont
Arthur Domino
Mayor. Depew
Peter lasillo
Mayor. Port Chester
Karen B. Johnson
Mayor, Schenectady
William H. Kelly
Mayor, Asharoken
Richard G. Lockwood
Mayor, Ogdensburg
Donald J. Murray
Mayor. Stewart Manor
Dorothy Storm
.layor. Freeport
homas G. Young
layor. Syracuse
Affiliate Representative
John Crary
Municipal Management
Assoc of NYS
Past Presidents—Ex-Officio
Ronald J, Canestrari
Mayor. Cohoes

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Robert J. Peacock
Mayor. Lake Placid
Robert G. Gardner
Mayor. Wellsville
Executive Director
Edward C. Farrell

To:

Empire Plan Members

From:

Ed Farrell

Re:

Rate Increase Commencing January 1, 1988

Date:

December 11, 1987

As many of you are aware, a group of school
districts on Long Island commenced legal action
regarding the Empire Plan increase. On December
10th, the AFL-CIO filed documents seeking to join
the lawsuit.
Upon filing of their papers, the Court signed
an order which temporarily prevents the Empire
Plan from collecting any increased premiums and
further prevents them from penalizing anyone for
failure to pay the increase. This matter is returnable
in State Supreme Court on December 18th. At that
time it is anticipated that the Court will decide
whether to continue to stay the increase.
NYCOrM will notify Empire Plan members immediately
after the December 18th hearing as to the results
of the hearing.

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VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN
WARRANT-12/15/87
NAME of VENDORS

AMOUNT-$

ADMINISTRATION:
NYS Health Insurance
General Code Publishers
Postmaster-Tarrytown
Pitney Bowes
Lena Verdi
B. Edmonds Trucking Service
New York Power Authority
Jackson Supply
A D P
Joel Kleiman
Mary Zimmermann
Ross Hardware
Mackey Printers
Landsman Exterminating Serv.
Group Health Inc.
NY Tel- Adm.
-Bldg. Insp.
" - Registrar
Proftech Corp.
West.Rock.Newspapers
Bennett,Kielson &amp; Co.
POLICE:
Looseleaf Law Publications
Some's Uniforms
Hudson Office Supply
Bobby Checchi
Annesse &amp; Associates
Sally Isler
Joseph Defelice
Wesco Fire Safety
Viera's Service Station
Subarban Communications
Murray's A &amp; N Store
Con Edison
HIGHWAY
&amp; CENTRAL GARAGE:
NY Tel
A.T. &amp; T.
Richard Spota

$30,207.57
$760.00
$50.00
$156.25
$511.50
$90.00
$9,687.63
$368.95
$89.23
$300.00
$50.00
$254.24
$200.00
$187.00
$362.34
$470.96
$125.39
$31.19
$131.03
$89.72
$8,000.00
$18.35
$93.00
$296.09
$109.50
$228.00
$62.50
$32.50
$24.70
$304.11
$430.60
$410.22
$2.02
$2,364.81
$1,334.52
$25.97

�a.HT
American Refuse Supply
Ben Romeo Co. .
County Welding Products
Jackson Supply
Berger True Value
Highway Traffic Supply
A.T.&amp; T.
Industrial Overall Service
Ross Hardware
Patdo Electrical Supply
Brake,Clutch &amp; Driveshaft
Burquip Motors
State Products Corp.
Karl Sterling Inc.
Tire Supply Corp.
Frank Chevrolet
Climax Truck Parts
Willow Motor Sales
Post Automotive Corp.
VILLAGE JUSTICE &amp; LAW:
John Hughes,Jr.
A.T. &amp; T.
NY Tel
FIRE:
NY Tel
AAA Emergency Supply
Moore Medical corp.
Clark Surgical Corp.
RECREATION:
NY Tel
Ross Hardware
Kevin Callahan
Dane Energy
Mario Bernal
T.L.Trophies
Jerry Navin
Robert Pell
William Losier
Neighborhood House of Tarrytow
SHADE TREES:
De Carvalho Landscaping
CELEBRATIONS:
Tornello's Service:

$200.70
$392.95
$36.00
$51.50
$41.16
$300.00
$13.48
$804.50
$27.10
$425.28
$199.52
$463.22
$365.35
$1,760.40
$814.68
$519.82
$496.95
$24.00
$2,122.40

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$2,990.00
$1 .98
$237.23
$168.20
$178.45
$458.97
$537.75
$34.77
$52.60
$16.00
$345.00
$108.00
$337.50
$80.00
$32.00
$32.00
$291.66
$3,630.00
$105.00

1467

�GRAND TOTAL

$76^, 556.01

To The Treasurer of the above Village:
The above listed claims having been presented to the Mayor &amp;
Board of Trusttes of the above named Village, and having been duly
audited and allowed in the amounts as shown on the above-mentioned
date, you are hereby authorized and directed to pay to each of the
listed claimants the amount allowed upon his claim appearing opposite
his name.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand as Mayor of the above
Village this 15th December,1987

Mayor

�Meeting Date 12/15/87
Resolution «: 12/019/87
RESOLVED: That, upon the recommendation of the Village Administrator,
George HOngach, Jr. be appointed to the job classification of Sanitation
Laborer, at an annual salary of $21,357.
Said appointment is subject to a six month probationary period and takes
effect January 1, 1988.
Trustee Galgano
MOVED:

B

Trustee Ceconi
SECONDED:

iirubtee u e c o n x

6-0
VOTE:

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Meeting Date 12/15/87
Resolution if: 12/020/87
RESOLVED: That, the Village Administrator be authorized to sign a Snow
and Ice Agreement with the County of Westchester, for the period October
1, 1987 through May 31, 19S8. (Agreement attached)
Note:
MOVED:

Last year's agreement was $900 per mile, this year it is $1000.
Trustee Caro

SECONDED:

Trustee Salman

VOTE:

6-0

Meeting Date: 12/15/87
Resolution # 12/021/87
RESOLVED: That, Section 57-22-1 (Snow Zones) be amended to include the
following languages
The following areas are hereby designated as Snow Emergency Zones:
1.

Beekman Avenue from River Street to Broadway (South side).

2.

Lawrence Avenue from Beekman Avenue (west side) to Broadway.

3.

Cortlandt Street from Village line to Beekman Avenue 9east side).

4.

Valley Street from Chestnut to Village line (west side).

5.

Washington Street from Beekman Avenue to Village line (west side).

6.

New Broadway (East side)

Above zones shall be conspicuously posted. Be it further resolved that the
present snow zone referred to in section 57.221 as (1) and (2) be repealed,
MOVED: Trustee Fudali
SECONDED: TriiwfPP Vint,
_VOTE:
4,2
Trustees Fudali, Fine, Caro and Ceconi voted yes, Trustees Galgano and Salman
voted No. Trustee Galgano opposed because of inadequate parking on New
Broadway. Trustee Salman felt that the alternate places for residents to
park during the snow emergency were not adequate and felt the Board should
discuss it further.

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The Administrator stated that alternate side of street parking will be
suspended while the snow emergency is in effect. Flyers will be put on
vehicles in the area.
.

Meeting Date 12/15/87
Resolution # 12/022/87
RESOLVED: That the County Purchasing Agent is hereby authorized to act
as Purchasing Agent for the Village of North Tarrytown, for items purchased
by the County.
And be it further resolved that the Village Administrator and Treasurer
be authorized to sign appropriate requisitions in connection with said
purchases.
Trustee Fudali
fUOa L1
MOVED;
irUSCee

Trustee Galeano
SECONDED;

B

6-0
VOTE:

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VILLAGE OF KORTH TARRYTOWN.
Dau of Audit:

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Barrier Oil Corp.

Oon. Punp St J

13.81

County Asphalt Inc.

Supplies

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Gount ^ of West. Labs &amp; Research

Colifrcm

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126.35

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6.97

507.72

Goldberg l Sons

Supplies

William H e r l i t i y

Copper Tubinq

New York Telephone

Services

1

708.26

i Supplies

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57.36

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RDSF Hardware l Paints
V i l l a a e of North l&amp;rrytovc:

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Wesrc Fire i, Safety

1 Lighting
Supplies

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1633.42

Oil Supply

Con Edison

Amnjtn

326.80

j 26B8.36
103.95

6173.02

Tc&gt; the Treasure; of thi above Village:
The above listed claim-, having been presented to the

Mayor and Board of T r u s t e e ' s

of thi above named Village, and having been dulv audited and allowed in the amounts as shown on the above-mentioned da'e. u&gt;. «htrebv authorized and directed to pa\ to each of the listed claimants the amount allowed upon his claim appearing oppcuitt hi» r.z15t&gt;-.
In Witness Whereof. 1 ha\e hereunto set rm hand as
Mayor
of the abo\e Village this
De center
da\ of
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